]> <hi rend="bold">Map of the Site of the University of North Carolina and Chapel Hill, November 7, 1792:</hi> Electronic Edition. Daniel, John Funding from the University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill supported the electronic publication of this title. Text transcribed by Bari Helms Images scanned by Imaging and Photographic Services, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Text encoded by Brian Dietz First Edition, 2005 ca. 10K The University Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, North Carolina 2005

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 University of North Carolina Papers (#40005), University Archives, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Map of the Site of the University of North Carolina and Chapel Hill, November 7, 1792 John Daniel, surveyor 2 pages, 2 page images 1792 Call number 40005 (University Archives, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 27188892

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Shows the tracts of land, springs and creeks, nearby mills, and roads from Fayetteville to Hillsborough, Pittsborough to Petersburg, Hillsborough to Newberne, and the road to Raleigh.</note> <note type="spatial">Chapel Hill, Orange County, North Carolina</note> <note type="coordinates">35.94725 N, 79.07378 W</note> <note type="size">1 map; 70 x 35 cm</note> <note type="file format">JPEG</note> <note type="spatial resolution">100</note> </figDesc> </figure> </p> <div3 type="legend"> <p>Note from <name key="pn0001118" reg="McCauley, Matthew" type="person" rend="yes">McCauley's</name> Mill to <name key="pn0000385" reg="Daniel, John" type="person">Daniels</name> House along the course of road [7½] miles and 23 poles.</p> <p>From Chappel to <name key="pn0001118" reg="McCauley, Matthew" type="person">McCauley's</name> Mill 2¼ miles & 30 pole</p> <p>From Chappel to <name key="pn0001839" reg="Yeargin, Benjamin" type="person" rend="yes">Yeargans</name> Mill 1 mile & 10 pole</p> <p>From Chappel to <name key="pn0000865" reg="Jones, Edmund (of Orange County, NC)" type="person" rend="yes">Jones</name> Mill 1½ miles</p> <p>From Chappel to Greens Mill 3¾ miles</p> <p>Note from Geo Daniels to the Chappel on a strait line 4¼ miles.</p> </div3> </div2> <div2 type="description"> <pb id="unc01-14-p02" n="2"/> <p>[<name key="pn0000385" reg="Daniel, John" type="person">John Daniels's</name> Written Description of Survey of University Lands]</p> <p>[The written] Plan <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> [835] acres of land given as a donation to the <name key="name0001146" reg="University of North Carolina" type="organization">University</name> [situated] & lying in the bounds of [<name key="name0000804" reg="Orange County, NC" type="place" rend="yes">Orange</name>] and on <name key="name0000165" reg="Chapel Hill, NC" type="place" rend="yes">New Hope Chappel Hill</name> and on the waters of Morgan's Creek and Bollings Creek, [the water] of New Hope running in Haw river and bound on the North by Land of [<name key="pn0001839" reg="Yeargin, Benjamin" type="person">Benj Yeargans</name>] and on the East by land of <name key="pn0003159" reg="Morgan, John" type="person" rend="yes">John Morgan</name> and on the West by land of James Craig and <name key="pn0000865" reg="Jones, Edmund (of Orange County, NC)" type="person">Edmond Jones</name>. Beginning at a white oak commonly called the Old Chappel [Corner] [thence] South 132 poles to white oak in the <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> then <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> poles [west] <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> oak thence South 57 poles to Hicory and <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> oak thence west 236 poles to Hicory thence North 4 poles to Hicory and Red Oak thence West [45] poles to Black jack in <name key="pn0000865" reg="Jones, Edmund (of Orange County, NC)" type="person">Edmond Jones's</name> Line thence North with his line 185 poles to <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> Corner thence East 68 poles to Spanish Oak thence North 50 poles to Red and white Oak thence East [56] poles to Black Oak thence North 194 poles to Hicory <name key="pn0001839" reg="Yeargin, Benjamin" type="person">Benj Yeargan's</name> Line thence East 223 poles to Red Oak on the road thence up the various courses of <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> road South <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> Deg<hi rend="sup">s</hi> West 62 poles thence South 45 Deg<hi rend="sup">s</hi> West 80 poles thence South 29 Deg<hi rend="sup">s</hi> West 36 poles to Hicory <name key="pn0000089" reg="Barbee, Christopher" type="person" rend="yes">Barbee's</name> Corner thence East 143 poles to Hicory thence North 60 poles to Hicory thence East 134 poles to post Oak thence South 82 poles to post Oak in <name key="pn0003159" reg="Morgan, John" type="person" rend="yes">John Morgan's</name> line thence west 134 [poles] <gap reason="[unrecovered]"/> thence South to the first station surveyed the 7<hi rend="sup">th</hi> & 8<hi rend="sup">th</hi> days Nov. 1792.</p> <closer> <signed> <name key="pn0000385" reg="Daniel, John" type="person">John Daniel</name> </signed> </closer> </div2> </div1> </body> </text> </TEI.2>